we go live with meghan in crofton tonight. meghan? >> reporter: police gathered here outside of this crofton apartment complex. what the s.w.a.t. team found inside was a surprise, even to them. behind these doors, police say they found an arsenal of weapons, the guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition inside the apartment of 28-year-old neil prescott. >> we take all threats seriously. if you make a threat, we will take action. >> reporter: prescott made threatening phone calls in prince george's county saying, i'm a joker, i'm going to load my guns. it set off an alarm bell for police following the theater massacre in colorado. police came to talk to him and he answered the door in a very disturbing t-shirt. >> the individual was wearing a t-shirt that said "guns don't kill people. i do." >> reporter: they had a search warrant at his apartment and the neighbors evacuated, finding 25 weapons including semiautomatic weapons and rifles. >> i think we were surprised by the weapons in the residence. >> reporter: he was fired from his jo

meghan mccain. the darling of moderate republicans hit the road with comedian michael ian black to learn about people and politics across the country. the duo paired up to show the different sides of the democratic and republican parties. >> i met michael he was filming a pilot for the e! network and i was the guest on the pilot episode. he called me and was like i failed career i have an expresidential candidate's daughter how far have i fallen i've never heard of you. he was on twitter because as people do now we follow each other on twitter and said do you want to write a political book together and i said yeah. >> the road trip spanned the entire country hitting major cities such as last vegas and washington d.c.. and also small towns. to get a flavor of what really matters to people on main street. >> i had an amazing time for the entire month we were on the road together. my favorite places were new orleans, because we had a fun time touring treme and all the old blues and jazz areas of the ci

reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, meghan. he's been charged with first and second-degree murder and attempt of murder. >>> fires trapping more than a dozen people inside an apartment complex. firefighters quickly rescue people in the building but tonight, dozens are still homeless. the video captured a towering fire in delaware. firefighters -- just eight hours later, the same house catches fire again. firefighters believe the ocean breeze kindled the flames. the house is a total loss. >>> fire department protection, some have been criticizing their bosses on twitter. the fire chief wants to rewrite the rules about social media. >> reporter: the latest heated battle in baltimore city's fire department is over twitter and what firefighters can and can't post on social media. it comes after fiery criticism with the mayor chief online and closing. "there's no medics but you can call the video phone." the department said the new guidelines are not to repress free speech but to make sure intelligence is not divulged and only given

i'm meghan mccorkell. >> good morning. a traveling medical technician who once worked here in maryland is linked to a hepatitis outbreak in new hampshire. how, he spread the infection. >> and looking outside. a lot of clouds overhead. with more rain on the way. how long it be until we see the sun? marty bass has the answer in the first warning weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning is seconds away. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning -- i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm marty bass! we begin this morning with the horrific shooting spree in colorado. here's what we know right now. police are saying this man, 24- year-old james holmes, open fire inside of a movie theater. in all, 70 victims and 12 people who were killed. eyewitness news has complete coverage, we have the latest from aurora, colorado. >> reporter: well, the victims of this massacre have been identified and family members have been told if their loved ones were among those killed or wounded. at this hour, 24 people

fletcher you and meghan mccain barely knew each other you got into an r.v. you drove cross-country together i got to ask you i mean what was the most surprising thing that you learned. i guess the most surprising thing is the people that we met we met hundreds of people very few of them wanted to describe themselves as either a republican or a democrat they would say i'm a republican but or i'm a democrat but. and it surprised me a little bit because we hear so much about polarization which makes you think oh there's these there's these partisan people who are so entrenched in their own camp that they can't see the other and in fact that's kind of the opposite of what we've found that people are sort of looking for more of a middle ground i guess that goes to show to some of the differences between some of the smaller towns and cities in this country and where i am in washington where polarization is the name of the game but you know if you look back to the two thousand and eight election it wasn't just washington it was all across this country a lot of peop

. >> i'm meghan mccorkell can. a man threatens to kill his coworkers in a mass shooting threat. what police found inside his apartment straight ahead. >> on the loose. more on the search for the man who abducted vi ripken at gunpoint. >> the london olympic games are officially underway. the latest on the star studded opening ceremony. >> are we in for another hot and humid weekend? bernadette woods has the answer in her first weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. >> we did not plan this. >> yes , we did. >> i know, you're total twins. >> i hope you're having a good morning as we set up for a weekend very different than last weekend. it was cool, cloudy, raining, only 69 last saturday. today we're starting out warmer than that. the sun is coming up. still some clouds out there. there's fog in certain parts of the state. we are already at 76 in baltimore, some 60s in the mountains, 77 ocean city this morning. everyone on this map at least in the 70s as we head through the afternoon we're going to

i'm meghan mccorkell. the heat-related death toll rises. the warning from health officials. >>> sorting it out. find out if these warm temperatures will last all weekend in your updated first warning weather forecast. >> check in for these had stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> killing his coworkers. police say a maryland man plotted a workplace shooting. >> tonight, how the plot was uncovered. >> hello, everybody. i'm deniece coke. and i'm -- denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. >>> police say a crofton man collected more than 20 guns with violent plans for a rampage. mike hellgren is closely following the investigation. and jessica kartalija has reaction from people who live near the suspect. let's begin with mike hellgren who has the latest from police. mi?

reporting live in friendship heights, meghan mcgrath, news4. back to you all. >>> well, the lights are still out for thousands in prince georges and firefighters were called to a senior living apartment yesterday after residents got sick from the heat. meanwhile, pepco is working to restore electricity to more than 100,000 in prince georges county and residents could be waiting for up to a week for power to come on. >> they told me seven days. who can wait seven days with 100 degrees? >> high winds also ripped off roofs of apartment buildings in hyattsville and riverdale. at least one man had to be rescued from a burning apartment in landover hills. at this bp gas station, wind blew the canopy over and broke a pump. a woman pumping gas at the time was not hurt. the manager say someone managed to break into the business after it was shut down. but nothing was taken. >>> pepco is working to restore power to 300,000 homes and businesses. the president of pepco is joining us now. we know you're coming off the road and thank you for being with us. >

here is meghan mccorkell. >> reporter: a big win for prosecutors. a judge rules that county executive john leopold will stand trial on four counts of misconduct in office and one count of misuse of taxpayer money. denied, denied, denied. a judge shoots down attempts to dismiss charges against john leopold. he is accused of using his security detail to drive him to sexual encounters in public parking lots and spy on political opponents. the county executive maintains his innocence. >> i am confident when the relevant facts are known we will prevail. >> reporter: his lawyers say charges of misconduct are too vague. in the ruling, the judge says the court cannot conclude at this stage that it must be dismissed for being unconstitutionally vague or not providing sufficient notice of what crimes are being charged. >> i don't think the defense had a large hope that they would win on these. >> reporter: a legal analyst says prosecutors are being meticulous. the ruling reveals they shared 90 boxes of evidence with the evidence. >> the discovery seems to be

>> complete first warning weather coverage continues now with meghan mccorkell. she reports on the deadly toll this heat is taking across the state. >> reporter: eight more heat- related deaths have now been reported in the state of maryland between july 17th and july 24th. that brings the total this summer to 31 so far. >> this baking hot summer continues to broil maryland. another day of high heat has people scrambling to stay cool. the druid park pool, pack the with swimmers this afternoon. kip thompson found his ideal spot under this shady tree. >> trying to relax, stay out of the sun, drink plenty of fluid. you know, just trying not to overexert yourself. >> reporter: these basketball players didn't get the message. dr. clifford mitchell with the state health department warns spending too much time outdoors can be has duss to your health- - hazardous to your health. >> if you feel sick for any reason whatsoever, lightheaded, sick to your stomach, just you don't feel well, get out of the heat and get into someplace cool. >> reporter: 31 people have now died f

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meghan mccorkell has the latest on the growing health concerns. >> good morning. baltimore city officials have now extended a state of emergency for another week as the heat continues to bear down on the city. >> the blazing hot sun taking its toll. >> incredibly shot. >> i have no energy. >> turn ing deadly. >> these temperatures are dangerous. >> nine heat related deaths now reported in maryland, five in baltimore city, two in montgomery county, one in wycomico and friday a new one in baltimore county. >> it's somebody's family member. that's why we tell people to prepare and check on each other. >> that's just what the city is doing. volunteers going door to door in powerless neighborhoods. another emergency command center now set up at the northern community action center. the african american festival is set to begin on saturday, forecasted to be the hottest day of the week. now organizers are are -- are are taking added pre-- are taking added precaution. >> we have missing tents. they're bring ing in cooling buses. >> with more than half a million people exp

our team coverage continues with meghan reporting. >> reporter: from high above to down below, a massive clean up effort as neighbors try to beat the heat. friday a storm left baltimore county battered. >> the winds were so strong and like something we've never felt before. >> reporter: he and his wife ran to the basement. when the storm passed they found this tree in their house. >> it was leaning on our edition in the back. >> reporter: this tree took out a fence landing on the roof of a car. one tree service company tells us they got more calls for this storm than all of hurricane irene. >> a lot of trees on houses and cars and across driveways. >> reporter: gary is waiting for a tree service to come out as this branch held just by a wire hangs over his house. >> hoping no other storms come in. >> reporter: another concern is keeping cool. >> my neighbor john has ms and is in a wheelchair. i just came back down the check and see if he needed power. >> reporter: with wires down all over, the ac may not be coming on any time soon. >> thousands are still waiting for crews to reach their

meghan mccorkell. >> the suspect in the cold case committed suicide in prison just days after he was convicted in the first case. >>> maryland is experiencing an explosion of the black bear population and the state is asking for help from local hunters. wildlife studys show that the black bear populations have been increasing in the last years. >>> on the rise after some welcomed relief at the gas pump, prices are once again headed in the wrong direction. wjz is live, kai jackson tells us what to expect as we move deeper into the summer. >> reporter: that's right, gas prices are up 12-cents since the beginning of july. experts say if you are among those drivers who's been enjoying the low price of gas, the ride is over and you can now expect to pay more. >> reporter: maryland drivers will be digging deeper into their wallets to pay for gas. aaa of the mid-atlantic says prices have been rising steady for three weeks. >> i'm going to call the students, can't really work too often, you know. so you know it's hard to get around. it's going to be pretty hard. >> reporter: the national ave

when we talk about meghan only you become a. soros agent but you know these things. if you have it know their woman to be with you you know is going to happen of the. but i think you know people you know the problem with authority and indeed. even the leaders in the west including destroy islam or for these. and we against them this. policy of the states i mean the i do. sense that the. ascribe to the idea of use this nation spirit or the american revolution or differ saudi in ideas or the habits of the heart the talk of you talked about the dog and that is our old concert. watch last episode of joanna sondra center official here on r.t.e. on tuesday eleven thirty g.m.t. you can of course watch all the previous episodes at a sound started dot com. back in two thousand and nine president obama put tourism on the agenda as a potential economy booster advertising brand america across the world but the ambitious plan hasn't managed to pull the jobs market out of a slump with june yet another week month for the struggling u.s. economy marina partner has the story. america

encourage that along with introducing a tool that enables users to police the websites content and his meghan lopez with more. youtube relies on users to self police the site using the flier button click on it to reveal a dropdown menu listing different types of content that violates are guidelines selected type of content sometimes you'll be prompted to enter the window of time offending content appears in the video then click the flag this video but it's that simple you two want to take anonymity out of the internet by encouraging people to use their real names when it comes to making comments here's how it works when you try to comment on a youtube video a box will pop up that displays your username along with a side by side comparison of what it will look like to like you to pull your name from google plus if you choose to make the switch another box will pop up to show you what your comments will look like from now want or you can keep your anonymity if you choose to keep your anonymity you just click on the button that says i don't want to use my real name but that will lead to another

producer meghan lopez breaks it down for us. can the internet change and adjust the way billions of people use it the simple answer is yes and new pupil found hundreds of millions of viewers browse through u two and similar sites for the latest news and trending videos a whopping seventy one percent of americans logged on to video sharing sites like you tube and vimeo in two thousand and eleven that's up five percent from the previous year and rural and that users are just as likely as users and urban areas to have these sites with the amount of information flowing into the site each day monitoring the content posted is no easy task that's where you come in you tube relies on users to self police the site using the flag buttons. below is a video you'll find a flag but click on it to reveal a dropdown menu listing different types of content that violates or guidelines select the type of content sometimes you'll be prompted to enter the window of time the sending content appears in the video then click the flag this video but it's

. >> bill: here to analyze, meghan kelly. why do prosecutors wants to use this? >> of course, it's a statement by the defendant. so they're going to put this into evidence and that's not unexpected at all. the real question is why would his attorney agreed to this? i can even understand george zimmerman want to go speak. a loft defendants want to speak. it's up to their lawyers who are counsel, who are schooled in the law and the ways of criminal defense to say, it's not a good idea, george. >> bill: why wasn't it a good idea? what did he say? >> because human nature that the more times you comment on something, the more inconsistent -- >> bill: did he make a mistake? >> he offered a couple statements that are inconsistent with his prior statements already. >> bill: he did? >> yes, he did. and not only that, but the part you just played is potentially problematic for him. do you have any regrets? regrets about getting out of the car? taking a gun? any regrets? no, not at all. it was god's plan. then he comes back after there was clearly a break and says, when i s

meghan mccorkell has more on the search efforts. >> dive teams spent much of yesterday coming that river but there's still no sign of the missing boater. cries were help coming -- cries for help coming from the water. . >> i know that it was a grave situation. i told my daughter to call 911. >> he ran to a neighbor's house who had a kayak, that man paddled out to help two men flaying in the water. michelle parks husband jumped in his boat and reached one of the swimmers. >> it was hard to get the guy on the boat because he was just so panicking. >> 34-year-old sonny sing saved, but his friend 34-year-old cam verbong never surfaced. >> we wish we would have been there seconds earlier. >> they jumped over board, one of them got away from the boat, the other one tried to help him. . >> rescue crews rushed to the scene. dive teams were on the water until late sunday night and back at it again at 8:00 monday morning. crews are using helicopters, sonar and police dogs but still no sign of the missing boater. . >> i never had to witness anything as tragic as this. >> even more heartbreaking, wh

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here's meghan mccorkell with new details. >> you can see light street is still shut down between baltimoreand lombard. city officials say it will stay that way for at least the next three weeks. this home video shows the water rushing down light street. left behind, a giant crater and mange led mess. >> it's going to be crazy until they can do something about this. >> the city will tear up two blocks of light street to replace the breken main which dates back to 1889. they will replace another older pipe, which has been there since 1914. >> were -- we're going to remove those lines and replace them with new lines so once we go in we can close this road and not have to come back again. >> the bulk of the repairir work will happen on lite between redwood and lombard. the road there completely shut down creating headaches for those who live and work downtown. >> it's terrible because we can't get nowhere. you have to go around. >> you have art escape this weekend. it's going to be ugly. >> om some of the -- some of the businesses shut down for the day with no water. the city working to provid

meghan mccorkell has more from towson. >> from high above to down below, a massive clean up effort as neighbors try to beat the heat. >> it's hot. >> friday 's storm left baltimore county battered. >> the winds were so strong. we couldn't -- it was like something we never felt before. >> rich and his wife ran to the basement. when the storm passed they found this tree in their house. >> the whole tree had come down. it was leaning against our addition on the back and went into the roof. >> the tree took out a fence, landing on the roof of a car. >> that's been bad luck over there. that's the second or third time a tree has fallen there. we are like again. >> one tree service company tells us they got more calls for this storm than all of hurricane irene. >> a lot of trees on houses, a lot of trees on cars, people can't get out. >> gary is waiting for a tree service to come out as this branch held just by a wire hanging over his house. >> hoping no other storms come in. >> another concern, keeping cool. >> my neighbor john has ms, he's in a wheelchair. i just came back down to check an

i'm meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> and of course, wjz will continue to follow the story. we'll bring you any new information as it becomes available. >>> updating breaking news. rescuers were called to the scene here on marley avenue for a boating accident. police and fire confirmed that all people are accounted for and one person is being transported to the hospital. no word on that person's condition. of course, we'll keep you updated on this story as well as we get more information. >>> major new developments in the search for the man who abducted the first lady of maryland baseball. police released new surveillance video of the suspect who kidnapped vi ripken. rochelle ritchie has the newly- released evidence in the case. >> reporter: this surveillance video released to wjz today, shows the man police say is responsible for the abduction of vi ripken. >> reporter: we're asking people in anne arundel county, outside the average area to take a look at this video, this composite, and see if they'd like -- might be familiar with this individual. >> reporter: the video sho

meghan mccain, john mccain's daughter. rudy julianneny. studios in glendale. i never thought i'd miss it as much, i love this show. >> jimmy: you do? >> i love hulu. they're great people, hulu. >> jimmy: they're not people. it's a website. larry, you've just got to try. they're a website. >> corporations are people. >> i'm just very excited about it. i think it's a great way to come back. you know when i look at my life, i started the first national network radio show. >> jimmy: that's right. i used to listen to that every night. >> you were a little child. >> jimmy: yes, i was. i was never a little child but -- >> i started the first worldwide call-in television talk show, cnn. >> jimmy: that's right. >> now, this. as your producers told me, i'm kind of like a pioneer. >> jimmy: you are like a pioneer. we need to get you a hat with a tail on it or something and a musket. >> and the stage coach going west. we fly over. >> jimmy: i heard you were just in azerbaijan? >> i was. >> jimmy: why were you there? >> they invited me to come and azer

. >> meghan mccain, and experiments in a blue state that was memorable? fa. ntimeg connecticut is blue, right? >> talking to his family and friends. some of his friends were not fans of my fly jeinoo me s nddn ie me, whatever. but overall, we had a great time. it's interesting to have your world --we really have to face it up front from your wis totyp -- that republicans are more fun than democrats. i can absolutely confirm that that's true. republicans are a lot more fun. >> we like to have a good time in a dferent way than crs o. siwrg ooan >> i got more into guns. megan's brother taught me to shoot. i like that a lot. it is your brother who served in the marine >> yes. >> we had a great timehotin asabchngds as it was time to hear the other person's point of view without judgment. i think i cnged your mind for more than you changed mine. >> i have myidcag itfefft tigs on't know. [laughter] >> marijuana legalization in america -- we met a lot of people whewe were on the od. lope g ryd on cases, decriminalization, marijuana in this country, the possible finan

meghan me mccorkell was the only reporter at the scene. >> baltimore city police said they tried to pull that suv driver over just because he wasn't wearing his seat belt. he slowed down and then just took off. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene as the driver fleeing police goes head onto another car on telegraph road. it didn't stop there. that suspect jumps out of the car and takes off on foot. heavily armed officers and k-9s rushed through the woods, backyards and parks. nearly an hour later, wjz is only camera on the scene, as police find the suspect siding inside a vacant home. >> pretty crazy but justice prevailed. >> ed was behind the wheel of his car when the suspect's durango swerved right into him. >> he swerved the try to avoid me, i swerved to try to avoid him and i guess our cars hit. >> the pursuit started in downtown baltimore where police say the driver sideswiped several cars and fled busting a temporary water main. when the suv hit 395 police followed by air as the driver erratically swerved along 97 south, route 100 and telegraph road before he crashed. >> that's a long

. -- raising the drinking age to 21, raising the speed limit to 55, also is having a meghan's list -- all encompassing as the federal government wanted to be. there is a long list that the federal government wants -- twists the state's arms to do. >> one thing that went not remarked on is that justice briar and fagin joined bell holding which was a surprise. it was a matter of health law was supposed to work. i thought the notion of was in the spending clause that we are going to give you states this amount of money for something and if you take the money, you have to follow the rules. you don't have to take the money. i thought in a way that roberts was restating the basic principle that it has to be a deal that the states can say no to. if they take the money, -- the thing that came up in the oral argument which was a hypothetical thing about holding the gun and you don't have to pull the trigger. arkansas would say, for example, we are reluctant to do the medicaid expansion and take an extra $50 million. it seems to be the way the law was written, they could turn around and say you

reporting live in northwest, meghan mcgrath, news4. >> thanks. intersection yesterday at 4:00 in the morning, a scary sight. it's surprising to see a highly trafficked area is still not clear. who knows if it will ready for rush hour tomorrow. >> reporter: right. we're surprised we haven't seen any activity. we have been here at 4:00, and we're surprised. and foxhall is a well-travelled road. tomorrow is going to be the b big -- the testing day here as people head back to work or try to head back to work. so hopefully, they'll get a lot more of this cleaned up. right now it looks like a tough go tomorrow in rush hour as well. >> thank you so much. >>> need to cool off today? we have a whole list of cooling centers on our website. >>> the lights are still out for thousands in prince georges county. firefighters were called to a senior living apartment building after residents began getting sick from the heat. pepco is working to restore electricity to more than 100,000 people. residents could be waiting up to seven days for the power to come back

meghan mccorkell has the latest. >> reporter: vic, right now, we're live at west 42nd street and buena to show you what it looks like right now, this street closed off as police continue as their investigation. i spoke with police just minutes ago. they tell me they were called out here for a domestic -- domestic disturbance. a couple apparently fighting. and we're told the male suspect struggled with that officer. we know a knife was

i would like to handed over to meghan. [applause] >> thank you.veryone. -- good morning, everyone. my name is meghan siritzky. i will be facilitating the speakers this morning. i would like we did -- i would now like to call nitzan regev- sanders to the podium. [applause] >> . good morning, ladies and gentlemen. my name is nitzan regev-sanders. i am an israeli and i have served 21 years in the israeli defense forces. as my father was an air navigator in the israeli air force, i was born and raised in the israeli army bases. as the bases were always surrounded by guards, i grew up with a sense of security. therefore i was allowed to be very independent from a very young age. however, the experience of growing up in army bases was also speckled with fear. as fathers of friends around me died and were injured, i had a terrifying feeling that something horrible might happen to my own father. as a young girl, i remember looking out the window of my small house and every officer that used to pass by filled me with terror that he might take the right tur

so meghan would say to my mom, grandma, i have this great condominium that is close to the ocean, whichi am paying for. i have this nice car that i can get around in very well, which i am paying for. and i have this graduate program that i am in at u.s. see that i am paying for pensions that, i love being on my own. [laughter] and it is that idea that historically doctors and hospitals and social sense systems and government comes to this issue of health care. we come together as we all have our my message is it is time to engage all of us. we are tired of the fee-for- service system that has diminished our health care system and ready for a new system. i will talk about mercy des moines. it is a big place. we are responsible for about 11 other hospitals. we have about 13,000 employees. 650 employed positions across the state of iowa. there are multiple good systems in iowa, but integration is occurring. the market is driving this. our point is patients, providers, payers, and government need to be engaged together to achieve the triple aim of better care, lower-cost health care communi

i'm meghan mccorkell. a carroll county town rocked, a shooter opened fire into a crowd in front of a popular tavern. >> cracking down, what police are doing to stop a dangerous trend. >> good morning. it's claimed the lives of teens here in maryland and across the country. i'm coming up, how ray rice is trying to stop cyber bullying. >> taking a live look outside. a few clouds over head and some rain maybe on our way. tim williams has more in his first weather warning forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. it is 6:01. i'm gigi barnett -- bar get. >> and i'm -- barnett. >> and i'm tim williams. definitely know that there are some showers around. we certainly could use the rain. we don't like to have it on the weekend. we want everything. we want to have it when we want it. it is coming through. there are some showers around ann arundel county. not going to see a ton of sun today. it's not going to be the pettyiest of saturdays but n

meghan mcardle i will recommend. she is a smart libertarian who works at newsweek now. i love reading her. i love reading more analytical, one piece of so i enjoy the economist and that kind of thing. the riveted on? -- everybody done? since we're on c-span, i would like to give a shout out to the c-span video library, which is possibly the crew list, and areas to video library on the planet. -- coolest, nerdiest library on the planet. it is a really cool, useful tool if you are going to be working in politics and activism. it is a great tool to have at your disposal. i use it all the time. all right. have a great summer. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> next, a discussion on government action on the economy. following that, former president bill clinton. tamara, a look at mitt romney's work as president and ceo of the salt lake organizing committee for the 2002 winter olympics games. using c-span archival video, we looked back at mr. romney pose a role in lobbying congress for

[applause] i also want to recognize -- you have seen meghan and patrick leading the panels. we have an extraordinary staff this summer. it is the management team led by some extraordinary alums of sister program joined by our local american leaders and our irish and south african. some of these people have a working from the beginning. there are some americans in the foundation story of nsl. so would all the management team please stand up to be recognized? [applause] lastly, we are very honored to have this story beamed through c-span around the world so that the chance of these stories being heard not just in this room, it accelerates the power of the stories to inspire. we want to be grateful to c-span and to all the networks to a covered this presentation today. and to say thank you to the school of conflict management who have for the second time invited us to use their name and facility. i am the chairman emeritus of the alumni association of these three programs so i can draw on almost 550 alums from ireland, south africa and the middle east plus all of these wonderfu

[applause] i also want to recognize, and you would have seen it, you would have seen meghan leading the first panel and patrick leading the second panel. we have an extraordinary staff management team led by some extraordinary alumni and joined by our local american leaders, irish and south african. some of these people have been working from the beginning. there are americans in the foundation story. would you please stand up to be recognized? [applause] lastly, we are very honored to have this story beamed through c-span and around the world. these stories accelerate and accentuate the power of these stories to inspire, not just washington, but the world. we are grateful to c-span for covering us today. last of all, we have said thank you to the school of conflict management, who has for the second time invited us to use their name and facility. i wanted to particularly point out that i am the chairman and emeritus of the alumni association of these programs. i can draw on 550 alums, plus all of these wonderful student leaders and interns from georgetown. these people are the people w